To: sinkspur
But Moore would have nothing but the 10 Commandments in his foyer.The the proper course of action would be to litigate taht, not remove the Ten Commandments, no?
To: jwalsh07
The the proper course of action would be to litigate taht, not remove the Ten Commandments, no? Uh, Walsh, I believe it WAS litigated.
Moore lost.
486 posted on
08/22/2003 6:46:12 PM PDT by
sinkspur
(Get two dogs and be part of a pack!)
To: jwalsh07
/wacko idea mode on
You know, after seeing the arguments go back and forth, I wonder if the best solution might be to let the voters decide. We conservatives are always railing about liberal judges legislating by fiat. If we can agree on nothing else, we should be able to agree that *the government serves us, the people*. Does Alabama support referenda? If *the people* can't be trusted to decide whether this monument is included in a state supreme court that is *meant to serve them* then we are really far gone.
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